Fire in Sussex-street
A fire broke out about half-post 8 o'clock last night in the hay and corn store of Mr. Patrick Malony, 234 Sussex-street, which completely destroyed two sheds and a quantity of [?]dder. Fire…
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New Fire Brigading Invention
A nw invention relative to lire-brigading has been introduced into Melbourne by Mr. T. Evans, of Bourke-street went, to the stupe of an improved coupling for fixing hose to hydrants, or lengths of hose to…
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About upon on the 10th June, a fire broke out on Don Jose Rochin's Ranch, Los Angeles. Raging fearfully in an eastern direction it run, consuming stock and everything in its way. At first it was…
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About 10 o'clock last evening, a fire was discovered on the premises of Mr. J. R. Bubb, Victoria Iron Foundry, off 563 George-atreet. Information was at once conveyed to the engine stations, when the…
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THE inflammable nature of timber has for many years past led to the extensive use of wrought and cast iron in buildings designed to resist the ravages of fire. The iron is disposed in columns and girders carrying…
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THE necessity existing for some simple and efficient fire escape, which could be rolled in small compass so as to be conveniently stowed in the traveller's satchel or trunk, the invention illustrated in the annexed…
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About one o'clock this morning mi unusual glare was noticed in the direction of the Glebe by Sergeant Kerr, who gave an alarm of fire at the various fire stations. The No. 2 Company's engine soon arrived…
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On Sunday night a fire occurred in the musical instrument and fancy goods warchouse of Mr. Stephenson, Hare-street Echuca. It was fortunately extinguished before the flumes had made much headway…
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The Red Cross Hospitals at Rustcbuk s[?]ered immensely in the recent bombardment of Rustcbuk. The medical men who were attached to the hospital left the city, and the foreign consuls followed their example…
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At 3 o'clock on Monday morning, Hie town of Forbes was again startled by theory of fire. It was in fated Rankin-street (says the FORBES TIMES) the scene of all our conflagrations, and by the column of…
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New Brunswick, June 21.—The greater part of this town has been destroyed by conflagration, which broke our at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, at York Point. The fire, being fanned by a strong north…
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The greater part of this town has been destroyed by confiagration, which broke out at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, at York Point. The fire, being fanned by a strong…
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About noon on the 10th June, a fire broke out on Don Jose Rochin's Ranch, Los Angeles. Raging fearfully in an eastern direction it run, consuming stock and everything in its way. At first it was…
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The greater part of this town has been destroyed by conflagration, which broke out at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, at York Point. The fire, being fanned by a strong…
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The greater part of this town has been destroyed by a [?]gration, which broke out at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, at York Point. The fire, being fanned by a strong north-westerly wind, swept over the entire…
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The great fire at St. John's, New Brunswick, falls very heavily on the principal English insurance offices…
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Joseph Holloway O'Neil was indicted for having on the 17th May, 1877, at Woolloomooloo, feloniously, unlawfully, and maliciously set fire to a shop and dwelling the property of one James Benson, with…
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A fire broke out at Hume's Queensland Hotel, at half-past 5 o'clock this morning, and resulted in the total destruction of the building. The adjacent buildings were only saved by…
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The case against S. H. O'Neill, charged with setting fire to his shop and premises in Woolloomooloo, is still being continued. The examination of witnesses for the prosecution is still proceeding…
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New Brunswick, June 21.—The greater part of this town has been destroyed by a conflagration, which broke but at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, at York Point. The fire, being fanned by a streng…
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